Greta is a writer from Seattle living in Brooklyn. She is currently Features Fact-Checker at Bustle Digital Group.
CULTURE CRITICISM + REPORTING
‘Existing is an act of resistance’: the Syrian refugees creating design from displacement / The Guardian
How El Planeta became the boldest fashion film in years / The Face
The best looks from the Governors Ball / The FADER
The tattoo artists healing our invisible wounds / i-D
A Moving Film About Homelessness, Topside Invokes a Messy History / Observer
MTV’s Downtown Is a Hyperspecific Time Capsule / Vulture
Digital Resting Points break the feed / Dirt
Meet the Internet’s Favorite Movie Critic / Downtime
Michelle Williams and Phil Elverum Had the Most Romantic Love Story / InStyle
Charli XCX’s Alone Together: A Lo-fi Portrait of a Workaholic In Quarantine / Nylon
Bagtazo: Where to Get All-Gender Fancy Hats / VICE
Isabel Sandoval’s romantic Miu Miu vision / The Face
15 Films About Sisterhood to Watch Right Now / Shondaland
Lauren Oyler Doesn’t Care If You Like Her / Sharp Magazine
The Co-Founders of @press_sf Are Reading Between The Times / SSENSE
Depop Captions Are Becoming The New Blogs To Read / Nylon
LA Ambition Rules in ‘Vagablonde,’ the Story of a Lawyer Who Dreams of Becoming a Rapper / Observer
“Nightmare Temptation Academy” Is a Video Game Challenging Rape Culture / Bitch Media
The Intimate Local History Hidden In High Maintenance / Observer
A Good Place: The Facebook group celebrating the lonely, post-apocalyptic now / The Outline
Enough With the Bob Dylan Biopics / VICE
Are Alex Jones and Jacob Wohl Performance Artists? / The Outline
“We Can’t Even: Millennials on Film” Reveals a Generation Plagued, Aimless, and Gay / Interview
Hey Internet DJ / The Brooklyn Rail
Considering gender in the age of AICAN, the unhuman artist / Topical Cream
How El Planeta became the boldest fashion film in years / The Face
The best looks from the Governors Ball / The FADER
The tattoo artists healing our invisible wounds / i-D
A Moving Film About Homelessness, Topside Invokes a Messy History / Observer
MTV’s Downtown Is a Hyperspecific Time Capsule / Vulture
Digital Resting Points break the feed / Dirt
Meet the Internet’s Favorite Movie Critic / Downtime
Michelle Williams and Phil Elverum Had the Most Romantic Love Story / InStyle
Charli XCX’s Alone Together: A Lo-fi Portrait of a Workaholic In Quarantine / Nylon
Bagtazo: Where to Get All-Gender Fancy Hats / VICE
Isabel Sandoval’s romantic Miu Miu vision / The Face
15 Films About Sisterhood to Watch Right Now / Shondaland
Lauren Oyler Doesn’t Care If You Like Her / Sharp Magazine
The Co-Founders of @press_sf Are Reading Between The Times / SSENSE
Depop Captions Are Becoming The New Blogs To Read / Nylon
LA Ambition Rules in ‘Vagablonde,’ the Story of a Lawyer Who Dreams of Becoming a Rapper / Observer
“Nightmare Temptation Academy” Is a Video Game Challenging Rape Culture / Bitch Media
The Intimate Local History Hidden In High Maintenance / Observer
A Good Place: The Facebook group celebrating the lonely, post-apocalyptic now / The Outline
Enough With the Bob Dylan Biopics / VICE
Are Alex Jones and Jacob Wohl Performance Artists? / The Outline
“We Can’t Even: Millennials on Film” Reveals a Generation Plagued, Aimless, and Gay / Interview
Hey Internet DJ / The Brooklyn Rail
Considering gender in the age of AICAN, the unhuman artist / Topical Cream
ART REVIEWS + ARTIST INTERVIEWS
Jorge de León Archives Our Temporal Times on Canvas / Observer
Tattoo project Body Spells on surrendering to your subconscious / The Creative Independent
The Artist Reclaiming America’s Chinatowns to Fight Coronavirus Racism / Elephant
What a Socially Distant World Would Really Look Like, an Interview with Pelle Cass / Atlas Obscura
Joel Sternfeld’s American Prospects / The Brooklyn Rail
‘The Pencil Is a Key’ Exhibition Spotlights Artwork Created by Incarcerated People / Prism
Endurance Art and Music: Ragnar Kjartansson’s Circle of Death, Beauty and Time / I Care If You Listen
Everyone Is Kissing Tommy Kha / Interview
Telling the Story of Zimbabwe’s Subversive Creatives / Lit Hub
Inside Out and Upside Down: Tibor Kalman / Cooper Hewitt
Cover Art Cubism: Alvin Lustig / Cooper Hewitt
The Other Hans: A Conversation With Hans Waege / Collecteurs
Journey Into Vincent Ferrané’s Milky Way / Collecteurs
Housebound: Portraits from the Winter Garden / The Belgo Report
Flesh, blood, and everything nice, that’s what girls are made of / The Fine Print
The drama of being human: Mark Jenkins’ surreal installations / The Fine Print
Tattoo project Body Spells on surrendering to your subconscious / The Creative Independent
The Artist Reclaiming America’s Chinatowns to Fight Coronavirus Racism / Elephant
What a Socially Distant World Would Really Look Like, an Interview with Pelle Cass / Atlas Obscura
Joel Sternfeld’s American Prospects / The Brooklyn Rail
‘The Pencil Is a Key’ Exhibition Spotlights Artwork Created by Incarcerated People / Prism
Endurance Art and Music: Ragnar Kjartansson’s Circle of Death, Beauty and Time / I Care If You Listen
Everyone Is Kissing Tommy Kha / Interview
Telling the Story of Zimbabwe’s Subversive Creatives / Lit Hub
Inside Out and Upside Down: Tibor Kalman / Cooper Hewitt
Cover Art Cubism: Alvin Lustig / Cooper Hewitt
The Other Hans: A Conversation With Hans Waege / Collecteurs
Journey Into Vincent Ferrané’s Milky Way / Collecteurs
Housebound: Portraits from the Winter Garden / The Belgo Report
Flesh, blood, and everything nice, that’s what girls are made of / The Fine Print
The drama of being human: Mark Jenkins’ surreal installations / The Fine Print
LIFESTYLE + SOCIETY + POLITICS
Thrifting As Harm Reduction / Bustle
Hate Your Job? We've Got The Book For You: Sarah Jaffe’s Work Won’t Love You Back / Bustle
‘Social Media Manager’ is One of the Most Popular Jobs in the US. It's a Lot Harder than it Sounds / Money
A Weekend at CHOP, Seattle’s Police-Free Zone / Bustle
I’d Pick Him Apart If I Could: A Mini Quarantine Essay / Supper Magazine
Landmark study interrogates the predictability of college campus sexual assault / Women’s Media Center
Hate Your Job? We've Got The Book For You: Sarah Jaffe’s Work Won’t Love You Back / Bustle
‘Social Media Manager’ is One of the Most Popular Jobs in the US. It's a Lot Harder than it Sounds / Money
A Weekend at CHOP, Seattle’s Police-Free Zone / Bustle
I’d Pick Him Apart If I Could: A Mini Quarantine Essay / Supper Magazine
Landmark study interrogates the predictability of college campus sexual assault / Women’s Media Center